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December 5, 2017 | SCSEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Specialty Coating Systems (SCS) is pleased to announce that it will participate in a PennWell webinar on Tuesday, December 12, 2017 at 2 p.m. EST. SCS’ Tim Seifert, Military & Avionics Market Manager, and Rakesh Kumar, Ph.D., Vice President of Technology, will present: “Ultra-thin, Lightweight Conformal Coating Protection Increases the Reliability of Critical Electronics.” The webinar is now open for registration at: scswebinars.com.
Engineers are tasked with increasing reliability of components that continue to grow in complexity and decrease in dimension. For many years, conformal coatings have offered valuable protection, but many simply do not offer the level that is required for today’s innovative technologies. Ultra-thin and lightweight, Parylene conformal coatings enhance the reliability of devices and components, including PCBs, sensors, LEDs, MEMS, semiconductor products and elastomeric seals, to name a few.
This webinar will discuss Parylene coatings – how they are applied, their properties and benefits, and the industries and applications where Parylenes commonly provide reliable protection. The presentation also will review advances in adhesion technologies, which have significantly increased bonding to difficult surfaces (e.g., highly polished metals and a variety of polymers), and the use of Parylene as a structural, nano-scale material.
For more than 45 years, Parylene conformal coatings have enhanced the reliability of numerous devices and components across the electronics, automotive, military, medical device and aerospace industries.
About Specialty Coating Systems
Headquartered in Indianapolis, IN, SCS is the worldwide leader in Parylene conformal coating services and technologies. As the direct descendant of the companies that originally developed Parylene, SCS has 45 years of experience and expertise that it leverages for its customers through coating facilities throughout the Americas, Europe and Asia. The company also offers industry-leading liquid coating systems including spray, spin and dip coating systems and ionic contamination test systems. For more information on SCS, please click here.
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